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-- cenolan.com infrequently updated techy stuff menu skip to content home about cloning a gmail account with impasync following on from my post about using imapsync for mass email migration to google apps here is a one-liner to clone one gmail account to another using imapsync : imapsync --usecache --tmpdir /var/tmp \ --host1 imap.gmail.com --port1 993 \ --user1 [email protected] --password1 **** --ssl1 \ --host2 imap.gmail.com --port2 993 \ --user2 [email protected] --password2 **** --ssl2 \ --exclude 'all mail|important' if you have problems remove or tweak the –usecache and –tmpdir arguments. remember this will only clone the mail, it won’t move over you other google content such as calendars, contacts, drive, etc. please support the author of imapsync (gilles lamiral) if you find his software useful. this entry was posted in linux on october 2, 2013 by chris . looping video playlist with omxplayer on the raspberry pi the raspberry pi comes with an awesome little video player called omxplayer that is very capable of playing back full 1080p video perfectly when encoded correctly in h.264/aac. one problem is the current lack of playlist support in omxplayer, so this post explains how to create a bash script that will permanently loop through and play a directory of videos. continue reading → this entry was posted in linux , raspberry pi on march 1, 2013 by chris . adding a fat32 partition to raspbian on a rasperry pi this post explains how to add a fat32 partition to raspbian on a raspberry pi . this is really useful if you want to be able to add files to your pi sd card (e.g. media files) directly from a pc or mac. before we start this post assumes that you already have a working raspbian os installed on the sd card, that you have ssh or direct access to the shell on your pi, and you are comfortable using the command line. there is a risk that you’ll wipe your pi if you do things wrong so make sure you understand each step! it also assumes that there is some free space at the end of your sd card which will normally be the case if you have installed raspbian directly from the downloaded image using a block level file copy (e.g. dd) onto an sd card that is larger than 2gb. continue reading → this entry was posted in linux , raspberry pi on march 1, 2013 by chris . mass email migration from imap to google apps using imapsync this post explains how i used imapsync on linux to successfully migrate all our user’s emails and includes a few tricks specific to gmail and bulk transfers of multiple accounts. google apps offers a great email service but if you want to move from an existing email provider then you may need some way of migrating existing emails into your new gmail or google apps accounts. there are lots of tools out there to do this, and google provide some excellent tools themselves for a wide variety of servers and clients including microsoft exchange and outlook. however, these tools aren’t always suitable. in our case we don’t have access to a windows machine with sufficient bandwidth for running their imap tool, so we needed to find an alternative. i have previously used imapsync by gilles lamiral for moving between imap servers so naturally i turned to this option again. continue reading → this entry was posted in general computing , linux on february 28, 2012 by chris . installing fedora 11 on a macbook what works and what doesn’t? basic installation instructions post installation fixing the wireless fixing the touchpad isight camera bluetooth fixing the brightness keys video driver for newer macbooks what next? this guide will help you through all the steps necessary for installing fedora 11 on a macbook santa rosa. this guide is aimed at fedora 11 x86_64 but will also work on i386 version (adjust as necessary). most of the steps equally apply to pre-santa rosa models too. these instructions are specific to the macbook 3,1 (late 2007) and newer but not the new aluminium macbooks since they have different hardware (especially the graphics card). these instructions are not suitable for the macbook pro either!! that said, many of the steps here are common to all macbook models and i have included a few tips for people with the aluminum macbooks. this guide is based largely around my previous guides for fedora 8 and fedora 10 . this guide is much shorter than the previous two guides and that can only be a good thing! what works and what doesn’t? there are a few things that need fixing (covered in detail below) but the following all work “out of the box” with fedora 10: video/graphics, firewire, usb, cd/dvd reading and writing, suspend/hibernate, cpu speed control, fan control (including applesmc), volume function keys, sound, and ethernet. even the new “plymouth” graphical boot screen works out of the box. i have yet to try the infrared or connecting an external monitor but i suspect they work just fine. everything else works with the tweaks described below. continue reading → this entry was posted in linux and tagged broadcom , fedora , macbook , mactel-linux on june 14, 2009 by chris . installing broadcom wireless sta driver in fedora 11 these are updated instructions for installing the broadcom wireless sta driver in fedora 11. this driver is for use with broadcom’s bcm4311-, bcm4312-, bcm4321-, and bcm4322-based hardware. continue reading → this entry was posted in linux and tagged broadcom , fedora , rpm on june 13, 2009 by chris . fedora 11 – first impressions just got fedora 11 up and running on my macbook and it’s pretty damn good, nothing ground breaking but it seems like another solid release from the red hat folks and builds nicely on the foundations of fedora 10. here’s what i noticed so far compared to fedora 10: the installation process is way more streamlined – only took 20mins for me and that was including some custom parititioning and messing with the selected packages. also has a whole lot more polished feel about it. great work by the anaconda team. boot time is improved. i can’t say how much quicker but it feels like it boots faster than fedora 10, and gnome seems to login quicker too. i think they met their 20 second target time. nice. gnome 2.26 – this is a minor update but has some nice features – volume control and support for multiple monitors are greatly improved. improved input device configuration and updated synaptics driver – this is huge. i especially like the fact that there is now an option to enable 2 finger scrolling on a touchpad without messing with hal fdi files. the macbook touchpad now works really nicely without having to getting knee deep in config files. firefox 3.5 and thunderbird 3. both beta releases but both seem stable and thunderbird 3 finally has some half-decent search function and offline message caching. elisa media centre 0.5.37 – updated version that works really nicely. it was badly broken in f10 on my hardware. intel video drivers – these seem greatly improved since 10. no more system crashes when using 3d effect (touch wood). kernel – applesmc actually loads automatically now on a macbook 4,1. the bad: gstreamer is still broken with my webcam and gstreamer-properties refuses to save the custom config that would make it work. it’s all minor stuff, but still it’s a big improvement over fedora 10 which in turn was a big improvement over fedora 9. this entry was posted in linux and tagged fedora on june 11, 2009 by chris . simple time lapse video in linux time lapse (or stop-motion) video is really cool , and this post explains how to make a simple time lapse style video in linux using entirely free open source software. there is more than one way to skin a cat and when i was searching for how to do this i came across many different methods and suggestions but not really anything that suited what i wanted. andrew wells suggests making a movie and then processing it with ffmpeg to only store 1 in every n frames. that seems a neat solution but i wanted to take a series of still shots and string those together into a movie. tim nugent published a teaser of some nice looking time lapse software he wrote but as yet there is no published source or binary. there were various other suggestions dotted around the web but each one i tried had some problem or other. so here’s how i did it. continue reading → this entry was posted in linux and tagged fedora , howto , linux , stop-motion , timelapse , video , webcam on may 10, 2009 by chris . how-to: automated incremental daily backups to amazon s3 using duplicity this guide shows how to use amazon s3 with duplicity to make secure gpg encrypted automated daily incremental backups (snapshots) of a linux server or desktop. i have been using this method on various servers for several months and it has proved to be a reliable, secure, cheap, and robust method to create automated backups. i have used this method on fedora , ydl , and centos but the instructions should equally apply to other linux distributions including debian and ubuntu . it will even work on os x using the macports version of duplicity. aims of this guide this guide explains how to create a simple wrapper script for duplicity that allows you to automatically create gpg encrypted incremental backups that are saved to an amazon s3 bucket. the script is designed to be executed as a daily cron job so that incremental snapshot backups are created each day. the script creates a full backup set on the 1st day of each month (or when an appropriate full backup cannot be found) and then creates incremental backups on subsequent days. this guide provides a walk-through of how to create the gpg encryption key, and provides full scripts and example usage for both backup and restore. you could easily adapt the backup script so that it makes full backups each week, or otherwise adjust it to suit your individual needs. this guide is written with the general linux user in mind: you do need some understanding of basic linux concepts such as cron, permissions, and directory structures. continue reading → this entry was posted in apple , linux and tagged amazon s3 , backup , duplicity on december 6, 2008 by chris . installing fedora 10 on a macbook what works and what doesn’t? basic installation instructions post installation fixing the wireless fixing the touchpad disable touchpad while typing isight camera bluetooth apple smc (optional) plymouth graphical boot (optional) what next? this guide will help you through all the steps necessary for installing fedora 10 on a macbook santa rosa. this guide is currently aimed at fedora 10 x86_64 but will also work on i386 version (adjust as necessary). most of the steps equally apply to pre-santa rosa models too. these instructions will work with the macbook 3,1 (late 2007) and newer but will not work with the new aluminium macbooks since they have different hardware (especially the graphics card). these instructions are not suitable for the macbook pro either!! this guide is based largely around my previous guide for fedora 8 , and again much credit goes to the people who created the original ubuntu wiki guide . what works and what doesn’t? there are a few things that need fixing (covered in detail below) but the following all work “out of the box” with fedora 10: video/graphics, compiz effects, firewire, cd/dvd reading and writing, function keys (brightness, volume etc), sound, and ethernet. even the new “plymouth” graphical boot screen works fine once activated. i have yet to try the infrared or connecting an external monitor. everything else works with the tweaks described below, except for suspend and hibernate which seem generally pretty broken in f10 (as it was in f9 too). update 7 november 2008: suspend and hibernate are fixed with 2.6.27.7-134 kernel and newer. see bug report . continue reading → this entry was posted in leisure and tagged broadcom , fedora , howto , linux , macbook , mactel-linux on november 29, 2008 by chris . post navigation ← older 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